Deep freezer makeover wood

We have a small chest freezer that we struggled to organize. We never knew what was in! We decided to do an organizing project AND also make a nifty lift up lid…

We wanted to build a built in over our chest freezer that blended in with our DIY wood countertops

Hello fellow homebrewers, After paying my due from 3 years of bottling, I am finally ready to step into kegging. I saw Jeebas' thread with all of those...

The best way to ensure a chest freezer doesn’t ruin the look of your home is to simply keep it out of sight. If you are fortunate enough to have storage space where you could keep your freezer away from the main living areas of the home, then this will be ideal.

We have a small chest freezer that we struggled to organize. We never knew what was in! We decided to do an organizing project AND also make a nifty lift up lid…

We totally transformed this trusty but rusty, old deep freezer in four easy steps, using supplies from our local hardware store!

Turned my old broken freezer into airtight patio storage for my grilling supplies, using wood salvaged from old fence panels. I think it turned out pretty good!

Chest freezers are ugly beasts. If you don't have an appropriate garage or other outbuilding then you're stuck with keeping it in the house. Building a cabinet around it so it blends in with the rest of the kitchen helps to hide it well. Finished Cabinet Finished Chest Freezer Cabinet Freez

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Just thought I would post my build as I know I enjoyed looking at other peoples pictures and got many ideas along the way. Thanks to Jetlink1983 for...

Although they are necessary, appliances can take away from the overall design in a kitchen. This hidden refrigerator DIY with panelling can

Chest Freezer And Chef's Block

Dressed up our utilitarian chest freezer with a little wood print contact paper

My neighbor was giving a freezer. When he got it home he found out it did not work. So we repurposed it into an ice chest.

I figured I would make a build thread, considering this project is all but just about done, I didn't want to leave anyone hanging for too long waiting...

A wonderful neighbor heard I needed a deep freezer. It was white and rather rusted but it was gifted to me free of charge and absolutely free. I took a trip to Wal-Mart and left with this 3$ printed contact paper. The application was so simple that I was able to do it solo. Now it is no longer an eye sore! And completely full lol.